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Healthy Athletes is sponsored by Special Olympics International. This grant focuses on improving the health and well-being of Special Olympics athletes and individuals with intellectual disabilities. It supports initiatives like health screenings, fitness programs, wellness advocacy, and health & wellness resources, often relying on clinical directors and health professionals.
The grant also focuses on enhancing water safety and mental health.
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